I haven’t posted anything about E-Maculation in awhile. It is a web site dedicated to Macintosh Emulation. That is the ability to run classic Mac OS on current machines. Continue reading »
AppleUsers.org (pronounced as Apple Users dot Org) is a volunteer organization that acts as a central location for the Committees, Editors, Web Masters and other Leaders of Australian Apple User Groups to find useful resources. Continue reading »
Last week, I presented Open Source Software to the Cowtown MUG. OSS is a great way to get good to great FREE software, but not the only way.
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The actual title of this post is: “30+ Awesome Utilities to Boost Your Mac’s Functionality” it was written by Joshua Johnson on August 9th 2011 for the
appstorm.net web site. Yes, it is yet another list. But I love lists that give me new applications or apps for short. There are several here that are new to me, especially if you count the ones in the comment section.
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On iPadForums, “Bremen” posted: “Free ebook sites, already in iBook (ePub) format. I have posted a few of these in various places, but thought I would tie it together here. These are some sites that have FREE ebooks that are already in ePub format. They will import and read as is in iBooks. Continue reading »
This MobsJar article from February lists these Mac Utilities. (As you know, I love lists.) Here are a few of the ones they have: Continue reading »
You’re shopping at the mall with your children when one of them suddenly disappears. A quick search of the nearby area is unsuccessful. What do you do?
Jeffrey Zeldman’s Computing bag blog has the article with the above title. Of course, it is one of those article that contain lists off software that I so like. In this case Mac Software and iOS software he “Can’t Live (or Work) Without.”
He does state that it is work in progress. So that means it will probably be updated somewhat regularly. Continue reading »
According to many rumors, Lion, Mac OS X 10.7 will be available from the Mac App store within the next couple of weeks. We have no way of knowing how accurate those predictions are, but obviously, Apple is planning on releasing it soon. Continue reading »
Dustin Betonio has posted an article on the Tripwire magazine website called “40 Best and free useful Mac applications for Web Designers.” Tripwire is a magazine aimed at web developers. Continue reading »
So many of the iOS games depend on figuring out puzzles that are continuously getting more difficult. This is one of them.
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This web site has links to old versions of Mac applications. On the home page, there are lists of the most popular old apps and categories of others.
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International game development collective Vision Thing Software has announced ‘Ballywoo – The Game Sensation of 1932′, a free version of its popular iPhone and iPod touch game. Ballywoo recreates one of the first commercial, mass-produced pinball machines ever made. That machine launched the career of Ray Moloney’s Bally Manufacturing Corporation. Continue reading »
MobilityWare has announced that Solitaire has been named one of the Top Free iPad Apps of the year by iTunes in their iTunes Rewind 2010 list. The list, published by Apple, showcases the top releases of 2010.
games2be GmbH has released and immediate availability of FireCraft, their the first real firework simulator on iOS. FireCraft is all about building your own firework rockets and giving amazing Firework-Shows.
